Thus, the exothermic peaks at 70 and 100 °C found in the neat PP/PS blend can be ascribed to the heterogeneous nucleation of i-PP droplets on less efficient impurities (100 °C) or onto a PS surface ...

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Figure reused from ref. 12. Thus, the vast majority of nucleation events in water are heterogeneous, rather than homogeneous, as postulated in the classical theory. Water seems to be ‘‘special’’ in ...

Through this study, we have deepened understanding of the interplay of heterogeneous nucleation and ice I polytypism and suggest routes to I c. More broadly, the substrate design methodology presented ...

Heterogeneous nucleation is the dominant form of liquid-to-solid transition in nature. Although molecular simulations are most uniquely suited to studying nucleation, the waiting time to observe even ...

Research from all publishers Recent investigations have significantly deepened our understanding of heterogeneous nucleation in liquid metals. One study, employing an on‐the‐fly machine ...

Heterogeneous nucleation at solid-liquid interfaces in liquid metals is a complex yet fundamentally important phenomenon that governs the initial stages of crystallisation in metallurgical processes.